Nikolaus Glockendon

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Mercy seat floating over the landscape , from Missale festivum , 1533. Aschaffenburg , Stiftsmuseum

Nikolaus Glockendon (* around 1490/95; † 1533/34) was an illuminator in Nuremberg .

Life

Nikolaus Glockendon, son of also the Illuminator make Georg Glockendon († 1514), created his masterpieces in the years from 1522 to 1532. From his previous work time is an illustrated prayer book (10 x 7 cm) known; The book has 17 full-page miniatures and numerous decorative strips with drolleries , which have no content-related reference to the text or the main image, the miniatures are iconographically committed to Albrecht Dürer and his surroundings.

He created several precious books for the Archbishop of Mainz , Cardinal Albrecht von Brandenburg . One of his most important is a festive missal from 1533. The hand-written and preciously painted book artwork from the Middle Ages is part of the monastery treasure of St. Peter and Alexander (Aschaffenburg) and is exhibited in the monastery museum of the city of Aschaffenburg .

A prayer book made by him for Albrecht von Brandenburg is now in the Biblioteca Estense in Modena .

Glockendon died in 1533/34. According to the books of the parish of St. Lorenz Nuremberg, his widow married the also widowed medalist and sculptor Joachim Deschler in 1537 .

Works

Exhibitions

literature

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.stiftsschatz.de/d/
  2. digitized version